Timm Hamm

2 weeks ago | athlonsports.com | Timm Hamm

The NFL scheduling Gods smiled on us and we didn't even know it. When the 2025 NFL schedule came out, we all noticed the Week 1 matchup with the New York Jets. That, of course, will pit Aaron Rodgers and Justin Fields against their old teams. We call that revenge week for each quarterback. But that's not the most interesting matchup on the calendar next year. That will come in Week 8 when Rodgers faces his old team, the Green Bay Packers at Acrisure Stadium, on Sunday Night Football.

2 weeks ago | mahoningmatters.com | Timm Hamm

The NFL scheduling Gods smiled on us and we didn't even know it. When the 2025 NFL schedule came out, we all noticed the Week 1 matchup with the New York Jets. That, of course, will pit Aaron Rodgers and Justin Fields against their old teams. We call that revenge week for each quarterback. But that's not the most interesting matchup on the calendar next year. That will come in Week 8 when Rodgers faces his old team, the Green Bay Packers at Acrisure Stadium, on Sunday Night Football.

2 weeks ago | athlonsports.com | Timm Hamm

NFL coaches come from all walks of life. Some were players, some were raised by other coaches but never played, and some just fell into the profession by accident. Wherever it is that they come from, it can be a rewarding position for people who want to be in and around the game. The most logical transition, however, is from player to coach.

2 weeks ago | sunherald.com | Timm Hamm

Tampa Bay Buccaneers fourth-round draft pick Bucky Irving had a breakout season of sorts during his rookie campaign. Splitting time with Rachaad White to start the season, Irving quickly gave the offense a spark and took over most of the carries. Irving ended the season with 1,122 yards while White posted just more than half of that with 613. Heading into 2025, Irving should be the clear-cut RB1 on the field. But will he have potential as RB1 on your fantasy football team?

2 weeks ago | athlonsports.com | Timm Hamm

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers struggled mightily on defense last season, especially disappointing since head coach Todd Bowles is also the team's defensive coordinator. General manager Jason Licht addressed aspects of the defense this offseason in free agency and in the NFL Draft. But don't expect any those rookies to break into the starting 11 on defense next season, at least not according to Pro Football Focus. The outlet also ranks each team's starting 22 and lists the Bucs at No. 10 overall.